Book1:TeDream-Maker

lowersthanhehadeverseeninthemeadows，headsbenttogetherasifwhisperingineachother’sears．Ashewenton，aseaofflreetedhim，whisperingthatitwassaidaFlowerFairywouldbeborhefirstraysofsunshineappeared．Smittenbycuriosity，thebeartiofollowthebutterfly．Gradually，anobscurerayofsunshiratedthefog．Hezigzaggedonnotknowingwherehewasorwhichwayhetook．Thenhecametothefootofahill．Thewihefogawaytotheothersideofthemountain．Sunshineburstout．Hesawaseaofexuberantflowersflutteringandswayinginjoy，hailihoftheFlowerFairy．Butterfliesflewoutoftheflowersaerflyandthebearsoonjoihecrowdanddisappeared

    Act2

    Thebearwelyintotheseaofflowers．Thousandsofbutterfliesflewamoheringpollen．Flowerspetedforattention，usingtheirbeautyandfragratracttheirrovingandflitteringbeaus．Tothebutterfly,theywereasexualsymbol．Theirretionshipwasoweentheluringandtheluredtoreachtheaimofreproduforthetinuationofthespecies．Followingthesoundofflowingwater，thebearcametoastreambesideawood．Suddenly，anexquisitelybeautifulgirlwithlong,snow-whitehairwasseendanginthewoods．Sheseemedtobehalf-floatingintheair，hertoestouglightlyoipofthegrassandflowers，totallyunsciousofherradiayandmatchlessgrace，bentonlyonexpressingherjoyofbirthintothisworld．WhatshedidnotknohenGodcreatedflowersandgavethembeauty，healsoputonthemaandnottocauselustinothers，eventhoughuionally．Todosowassinful．ThiseciallytruefortheFlowerFairy,whohastosetanexampleforallhersubjedthereforehadtobemorechastethahers，orshehastoapologizetoGodbydeath．

    Act3

    Thebearhidbehindatreetowatchthisfasa